Julien Mark Wiener was born on 1 May 1955 and is a former Australian cricketer who played in six Test matches and seven One Day Internationals in 1979 and 1980.
16 Facts About Julien Wiener
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The surname Julien Wiener came from Vienna, the home of Sasha.
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Julien Wiener's parents married in 1947 in Paris, before coming to Australia as refugees on the famous Dunera ship in 1947.
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Julien Wiener's father had early sporting success in table tennis, which Julien Wiener applied to his cricket, playing for Prahran in Melbourne grade cricket.
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Julien Wiener subsequently completed his university education at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in business management, before moving to England to pursue his cricket career.
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Two strong seasons, including three further centuries, saw Julien Wiener selected to make his ODI debut as an opening batsman in December 1979 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground against England and the West Indies.
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Julien Wiener made 11 in the first innings before being run-out while batting with captain Greg Chappell, before scoring 58 in the second innings as Australia won the match.
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Julien Wiener played in four consecutive tests that summer before being omitted for the final test of the summer.
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Julien Wiener played in five further ODIs in the Australian season, with his best performances being a 33 and 50 against the West Indies in Sydney in the final two group matches.
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Julien Wiener was named to tour Pakistan in early 1980, and was recalled to the Test XI for the second and third tests in Faisalabad and Lahore.
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Julien Wiener made his highest score of 93 in the third test, but that turned out to be the last test of his career, as he was not selected for the national team again.
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Julien Wiener scored 281 runs at an average of 25.5 in his career.
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Julien Wiener scored an unbeaten 221 in that innings, one of three centuries he produced in the season.
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Julien Wiener had claimed 17 wickets with his off spin, although none of these came at national level.
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Julien Wiener has worked in the corporate sector since leaving cricket.
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Julien Wiener worked in sales for various companies, and formed his own consulting company in 2015.